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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
3
The piece surveys consumer and producer co operatives in England Denmark and America. It notes British consumer co operation and Danish producer markets as models while describing American efforts as mixed with politics. It ends with the idea that Americans rely on dollar based cooperation and could do more if European despair set in.
The piece argues a paradox where industry employs more people than in years, yet relief is not reduced. It notes nearly five million heads of families on relief, stable since 1933, and critiques the lack of accurate figures on who ever worked and who is currently unemployed. It discusses major industries hiring beyond 1928 levels and calls for clearer data.
A list of names and fragment titles across composers including Beethoven Rachmaninoff Debussy and Dett, with performers Myra Nell Hamer Mandy Lee Smith Lexie Dean Robertson and Grace Nell Crowell, showing multiple works and sequences. no coherent single event.
The Methodist Quarterly Conference met on Sunday and lunch was served at the church. Miss Telra Jenkins visited Miss Ruth White. A party at Miss Maxie Seals' home drew many young people. Mr. and Mrs. England visited Harmony, while Sam Gray visited the Hills. Miss Mary England hosted the Junior and Senior classes with refreshments for numerous students and teachers. The Content high school plans a Play on May 1 with a small admission fee.
An ad suggests Adlerika relieves gas pressing on the heart to improve sleep on the left side. It also notes a poverty view claiming unemployment persists while relief costs rise as governments shift welfare responsibilities back to states and private charities.
The Ritter impeachment trial prompts discussion of Senate rules for examing evidence and witnesses in high crime cases. Analysts note low attendance during trial and ongoing moves to create a special trial committee with full Senate submission.
Acknowledgments express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs. Harley Hobbs. Special thanks go to the Victory club Spill Brothers and others for flowers and sympathy. Names of family and local residents appear along with a note onMiss Lucille Galloway and others visiting in Brownwood.
A funeral poem honoring Willie B as a loved one taken to a better land. The verse describes a final journey, angelic imagery, and reunion with loved ones in heaven. It closes with a note from her sister Mrs. George Onken Jr. as tribute.
Dr A T Lindley and his son Donald have assumed management of the Motor Inn Filling Station on North Main Street. They will sell Sims gasoline and oil and offer car servicing plus a line of candies and cold drinks. Donald will helm the station after the school term.
Elbert Hubbard argues that habits govern behavior and urges selecting thrift as the ruling habit. He defines thrift as the practice of earning more than one spends and warns that habits grow from playful cubs into dominant rulers.
Miss Loyle Kornegay returned home Monday after spending several days in San Antonio, Alice and Corpus Christi. The remark about self admiration prompts reflection on others.
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